Phyllis Coleman Bio
Phyllis Coleman is an American glamour model, and dancer. She was born on August 31, 1949, in White Plains, New York. Playboy named her its August 1973 Playmate at 23. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1970s print era, when the magazine reached the height of its mass-market influence.
Coleman has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 35-23-35.
Her striking centerfold, masterfully captured by the talented husband-and-wife photography duo Bill Figge and Mel Figge, showcased her poised beauty and natural allure, making her an unforgettable addition to Playboy's legacy.
Phyllis was no stranger to discipline and dedication-she spent years training for a ballet career, mastering the delicate artistry of dance. However, life had a different path in store for her when she became deeply involved in the world of professional auto racing. At 23, she took on the demanding yet exhilarating role of publicist for her boyfriend David Cormany, a rising star on the Trans-American racing circuit. When Cormany acquired one of actor James Garner's Corvettes, Phyllis found herself immersed in the high-speed world of motorsports, managing the intense, round-the-clock demands of promoting his racing team.
Despite the risks associated with the sport, Phyllis remained unfazed, remarking, "I take the attitude that he's more likely to be killed driving on the freeway than on a race track with professional drivers." Her adventurous spirit and unwavering support for her partner made her a standout figure both in racing circles and within the Playboy family.
With her Playboy pictorial, Phyllis Coleman brought a unique combination of grace, intelligence, and daring energy to the magazine's pages. Whether poised on the ballet stage or behind the scenes at a high-speed race, she embodied the essence of a confident, modern woman-one who could embrace both elegance and adrenaline with effortless charm.
